ZjItARUtE intelligence.
'£^irOV BTHPAOS
ARRIVED.
yulley Forge, Oowoll, I days from Bath, In l*aliast
to Holmes, 10 days from ,Waat Isles,
T u>i Pah to BA. Bonder ft 00.
MV **'qjgtdard. Dunham* 1 day from Pork Penn, DeJ.
ll * ft« n #o Christian ft 00.
*l‘ \t Bcii<S Olark) B days from Newborn, In. batlast to
« Unison)*
£> all i r r.«ao Rick, Orowell, B days from Bo3tou, with
80 w nrowell* Collins, '
w i*°flraco Girdltr, Clark, T dais from Boston, with
ivin Kennedy, Stairs A 00. ‘
;n Srbr KP l ' rolin * AnuB > Hand, 7 itft froßl Boalon ’ ia
’’“i'wa KBhilddlek, Arnold, B days from Middletown,
® C t-uh alone to captain*
w Holmes, Bnolraloo, from Now York, with
osts f 3 °. t<ttr y Hoverln, Bomall, I day from Dover, Del,
6f b 'Joa-Bnrratt A Son.
ail ‘V Cv (ifrtfl, 1 day from Brandywine, Del,*
ftl feed to B M Lea
"‘ “rafr Hopo, Bowen, 24 honrs from New York, with
J&** o*** 0 *** ! _
o,i, nrlawsrf, Curtis. Hallowoll, Me, E A Bonder A 00.
■jjj“ itutnah, Sherman, Newbury port, L Andenrlod
t *5- Vfinis, Htonwood, Cienfnegoß, Madeira A Oabada.
5”j!„ y,,, t is. Vance, Eavana, D S Stetson A 00.
gfjjf pjoiel Webster, Perry, Providenoe, L Andenrled
Hoyt, Oranmer, New York, do
Z d w Sldrldge, Simpson, Port Koyal, 0 Pierce.
rjJr g Appleton, Teagne, Providence, captain,
gplit parch Louisa, Woodruff, Alexandria, Tyler,
Phllllpr, Baltimore, Penn Gas Goal Go.
s, hr PslWrury, Simons, do ; ; do
Siar Alert. fibelburger, Washington. captain.
strAllda, Boblneon, New York, W P Clyde.
j| r } s Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BT TKLEOKAFH.
'Oorresponaenee of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
’ LEWES, Del, Nov. 8.
a|, s bulk Thomas Dallett, Johnson, from Porto Oa
vile for Philadelphia, anchored Inside the Breakwater
J.mdiorncon. Wind NW—-weather cloudy.
“ lours, As. : JOHN P. MARSHALL.
BOSMOBANDA.
jl ip Lookout, Sherwood, olearbd at New York yester <
u* for Ban Francisco. ' „ , ,
Batk I m tors dor, Tower, hence, was discharging at
Oficsmbuco Bth nit. ■ < ■, ,
Bark EecbaMte, Anloy, from Somerset for Phlladel
sailed from Nowp srt 4th Inst.
' jtiir Eli Townsend, Black, from Providence for Ph11a
,,1,1,1a: I,other Child, 8011, from Boston fordo;; Sarah
Soirc, Boyce, from do for do; and Knight, Ohase, from
tforSo.atKew York yesterday.
«chts J L Stevens, Sterling, W H Rowe, Harris, E H
Porter, Parker. R H Sharp,. Mayhew, W H Dennis,
Take. Few Haven, Glover, 0 F Hawley, Buckley, D G
vtovS, Beckett, W BGeun, Bacon, Ell Townsend, Wil
atul sloop Delawaro, Gibbs, olearod at New York
-SW for Philadelphia, ,
‘ 6te«per Black Diamond, Green, hence, arrived at N
Norton, Bray, from Bluehill for Philadel
,ys, st Boston 6th Inst. ■ . -
CITY ITEMS.
JMtaWion Services at the Tabernacle
Baptist Church.
’ TiiensMcrcemont that the Rev. Daniel 0. Eddy, D.
t )| ysi iM be installed last eveniog as pastor of the
TaLirrnaclo Baptist Ohurch, attracted a crowded andl>
~.; f to the large edifioe of that congregation,: Ohest
rot street, above Eighteenth, at the appointed hour. This
ciiorrh has been without a pastor since the departure
0 r lho Etv. Dr W. T., Brantley frojn its pulpit for
StKjsla, about a year ago, the congregation, in tha mean
(;;(]£., having been supplied from Snnday to Sunday by
.‘iirront olergymen of the denomination,
The exercises last evening were commenced with an
sybtm snug by an excellent choir, led by Mr. John M.
■ of Iho ohnroh at Fifth and Buttonwood street,.
>2 opening prayer was offered by the Bov. William F.
t.,ujili* D.D., after, having made a faW(introdno
:remarks relative to the object of the meeting,
ciiptures were read-by the Bov. J, H. Castle, the
isjter of Isaiah having been seleoted, which in tnm
, ..;c:;ovul with a prayer by the Bev. James Cooper.
IXSTALLATIOIf SXKMON BV DB. IDS.
sieging a hymn, the Bev. George B. Ide,D, D.,
. ,f ;ho most distinguished clergymen in the Baptist :
: and to whom the task of preaohing the In
i .' dion Eermonwas committed, annonneed as his text
it? following words of Scripture: *
. -far. Hoi,y Besd bball bbths scnsTAsaa iaiißE
/seiek v 1,13. “ : - > ' "
The Asms here employed, which fhe'preacher elnoi-
Jsud very lolly, ho said was one of great force and
ricilif heenly. Ibiß “holy seed ’’ typlSedthatwhloh
rj, inflcslrnctible, and ho had no doubt Its direct
appllfoUen wai to Ihe pious men of a nation. But
it was not eo nmoh open the prophetic aspect of
its tat that ho wished to dwell m upon its sublime
Boisl iesioas. ’ And first, he would utter the broad de
cliisSli:!), (hot plena men were the most efficient pre
setters coil reatorers of naticnsl prosperity; pious men
wtrf.H lac!; the nation’s hope, a point which he than
fti-rffikd!} Ultiotrale. There were many, he said, who
j iaiilfd It ! Qod created the world, hnt who denied,
prociicoirj, that the some Being now oxerolsoa his
;avritaretsl .an.horlty over it. He denied that
there css any human government on earth that
v?! strictly founded upon Christian principles. There
?si cti each thing, In the trno sense of the torm,
as s ObrMian nation under heaveu. God’s super
mini filetded to every member of the human family,
aril so too It embraced the history and destiny of na
tiok His rulfrover tbo world wag as (lied a fact as was
bit government over bis own ohnrch. The whole sphere
in' cb we live woe In short a great spiritual labora
tarr, In which the grand problem of redemption was
welkins out. Nations,, as soon as tho great objects
i Gcd's graoe were popularly frustrated, always 5
fs/isd away; •in preof of which, Instances In point
stto cited. And so it would be, until God’s great
ithlteud Hmple wss complete; then the scaffold
tag would be removed. The painted rod that pro
tects our dwellings frem the destroying thunderbolt
was not more eeesntlsl to our physical safety than wore'
ytoiiameu to tbs surety ot a nation. Without national
victue, no nslion could stand,. Yirtne waß omnipotent,
iaj’rtog wry boeom with the bravery of a hero, and
tho might of a hoot. This virtue could only be main
timed by a .pure Cbristlsnlty. The ministry whom
Get hd eppointed, and the men whom He sanotified
tell,trace, had for their chief mission the extending
o/;sie Christian Influences, of which they were the
tali' Mcredited- eonservators. Thus It was that the
ytesr mn of a nation became tho substance thereof,
fit: r wsa, of-eonrse, the great medium through wbiolr
iiiilDgs were secured; but he begged his hearers
t.’i.DfEibcr that acceptable and availing prayer could
;J: lo offered by those who believe in Christ, and trust
:: Him for salvation., Praying men were, therefore, the
ucnlty, defence, and actual life of a nation. The noble
icaragt ot faitb,«nd the devotion ot patriotism, wore for
the Christian to exercise as no one else could. And never
VMlbfremore neod of such heroism than was now pre
xvhdloesln our own beloved country, the life and
lllnny d wliicb, he said, were now bring threatened by
aarntteuMin and Godless Slave ollgfrohy, aided and
abtUtil by corrupt nations abroad. The preaoher’s por
ttaltms ol lerfididus Albion was terrible, but just,
ssd llirlllsj with the very essence of eloquence.
Tk duty dsnanded of religious men and religions bo
diea at tfcia tfino was not neutrality, as bad been intl
latid recently, in a Bister oity, by a body claiming to be
11 tie church. 1 ' Tho triumph of. our Government, would
!)• lho triumph of virtne and freedom, whilst the triumph
of rebellion would be attended' with opposite results in
ike dirts! form. But the country must not be abandoned,
itr thia every Christian in America should live, and, if
seed be, die Unfortunately, as a nation, we had gone
aftenew and strange gods—the North rampant alter
NsmnsciL the South after Molodh. Under their impulse
He rebellion had been Inaugurated; and the true God
slletapled lo bedispiseed. We might rest assnred, hpw
s’tt, that Jehovah would not easily submit to this usur
tilioo. If pardon should come,ltwonld be noton aooount
st Ike wicked manF, but for the sake of the righ-
fsw, in view of this lie (the preacher) was sorry
««lech unwonted languor and lethargy and spirßuit
l{sSi,n the ehurohes of this land, the great body of
jeHmrs, now presented. There was throughout our
ftctlry i growing unbelief, a spirit of irreliglon. Tho
Isrcads which the war had made upon the sanotlty
11 Iks Sabbath were breaking' down the embank
»«(! and allowing the billows of vies to roll
lolltaa flood, and were deeply to be regretted. But
i*rejoiced that the church in which he was then speak
it? kad preserved a better state of things lo these
rrotbloua times, they had resolved to build the walla of
Sen by caliSDg to their pastorship one whe was both a
Ouhiisn and a true patriot—one whohvt wisely mingled
Ki voice in the odnneils of the church, and taken part
k tie deliberations of Senators in the legislative halls.
(We ate authorised to state, parenthetically, that Dr.
!<e wi l preach in the First Bsptist Ohurch, Broad and
Arch slieata, on next Sunday morning and evening]'
IKSTiILATIOX OBREStONIIIS
At the close of the sermon, the Prayer of Eeeognltlon
*McScc(d by the Bev. P. B. Henson, pastor of the
oread-street Baptist Ohuroh, which was followed by
Mothet litmn The Hand of Fellowship .was next ex
bcflti) to the candidate for installation, Br. Eddy, by the
Ay, J o >, n Kennard, D. D, in fitting words of congratu
and welcome—welcome on behalf of hia new oharge,
™ patters of our city, and, to oar .city or Brotherly
ore. As pastors of this city, there wag among them no
torcjelttfon for greatness; he hoped there wonld be none;
nt he hoped that there always wenld he much eompoti
<® Hj r gocdcees. He especially invited his brother to
tneetfhtm la ibtlricinlsteriaigatherings, and to engage
Th ° , a l)erlßg lllP Uliitcd interests of their holy religion.
. ia P BB very impreteiyely performed. The new
or, who is a flee looking gintlen.au of about forty
. simply bowed hia response to Br. Kennard’s
p i|Bi »trdt of welcome.
r appointment, the cns tom ary address to the con ■
delivered by the/Eev. J. Wheaton Bmlth,
j 8 *•«•« Prayer waa offered by the Bev. Jatneß
tii sT e!nmoßB i “ad the congregation dismissed with a
it nip]' oll IwnonnBB d by the Bev. Br. Eddy, now the
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Ohuroh.
isJ« UE Nkw AlMiaß,[ Gas-oonbomino Cook
ths ; ( 07E -Wo have, In more thanone instance, balled
ot it 6ntion of onr f®* 4B !* to the great Cooking Stove
hi m Joim S ‘ 01#rk i whose warerooms, Ho. 1008 Mar-:
», ,t6 b Brf) now teeming with customers dailv from all
tss*^" 18 tiff and country. The fact is, Mr. Clark'
WerT” 8 decided hit for;.the season. The stove we
tala bsa tho oeonomical peculiarity of consuming
Mhl* coa{ in *f» montfti in doing the cooking
ftlll IEiBS lor 1 lar * 6 which, now that coal is
tt il ” 8 #! very high prtceß, la ft great conslderallon, not
Son* !>4oplB # f moderate means, but wiib everybody.
‘Mblehigh oialm a mere assertion, suoh as are too
“^ !e hy Irresponsible parties.' Mr Olark is one of
chant B,t ftad most respectable manufacturing mer
s«(, , a 8 B * s wor d I* hia bond. Besides this, be hag
Prow « “'“deed of the most undoubted testimonials to
Her , * he claims for this admirably-constructed
t M ' a “hlctly trne, Among the latest and most grace
•CbcH 8S t 0 t * lB merits of the stove In gnestlon is an
' | hith # !, lii 8 number of Lady's Book, o f
««nt. , foli0 "i»S * rB brief extracts. The article
'«ta for itself; ,
E, ’V* Air-tiqht Gas. oovsusirso Cookiko
s **tnl t , 6,6 stoves are cohiidored by those who have
he. r, 1 the “ one of ihe greatest improvements ef the
CaoLi ,’ ln foot, the most efficient and economical
Nhnn, BTer invented, and hundreds of flattering
‘''With "“dorse their merit. It will be borne la
Cm h, dlstlnotlon of onsumlug but one ton of
f * tt ooawv. m ° ntll, ‘ * xteaol dlnary as this may seem to
of tuol ate burning sir times that amount
by to ml 80108 the 111,318 asking, it U a'fact, sustained,
H* os 7 tespeotable witnesses among the first fami
«cre | c! *fi that It cannot be contradicted. The
blth the trnctedoo the air. tight principle, together
ee#4 lw * ,l,, «?BSU««r arrangement, whereby all the
8 o the 8 raa,tBr aritlng from ttecoal is consumed
h(ht q 018 pritlct o' 8 as the celebrated Silver's Atr
-0,1:58 s»tl«h ,1 || ,lln ' B 8 ® ar f° r Stove, which hSB given so
•ion. The oven of the store Is elevated, si
that tbo heat paeees directly under the bottom, frad
then completely encircles the eidea and top, making
it a most extraordinary good baker or roaster. ' It
has fonr boiler.holes, two over the oven and two over
tho fire box.
***'* * * t :
“ For baking or cooking purposes this stove had no
superior in the world. Any person can call and ex
amine there stoves at the store of the patentee, J. 8.
Clark, 1008 Markot street.,”—Oodey’s Lady’s Book an d
Magazino, Siplembtr number.
Hipple’s Gallery, 820 Arch street, con
tains many, fine specimens olphotosraphic art, among
which are noticeable some beautiful Ufe-slze Photo
graphs, anda largo collection of finely.executed Cartes
de visile, productions of the establishment. This Gallery
possesses the rare attraction of having the reception and
operating rooms on tho Jirsf. floor.
• Elegant Fancy Furs.— Messrs. Chas. Oak
ford & Bon, Nos. 834 and 836 Chestnut attest, are now
leading the Fnr ma kot in this country. Their present
stock of these choice, riuh articles for winter-wear, ia the
largest end most varied that ther have ever offered, and
their sales within the last few days have been enormous.
No lady should think of purchasing a set of furs with-,
ont oxaminieg this splendid stock.
High, nutty Old Madeira Mr. C. EL.
Mattson, dottier in fine family groceries, Arch and Tenth
streets, has now In store a fresh lot of rare Old Madeira
Wine, of the finest flavor and undoubted purity, express
ly adapted for medloinßl purposes.
A Splendid Stock or fine Mini eary Goods,
for o Ulcer a in the army and navy, can now be found at
Oahford & Son’s, under Ihe Continental Hotel.
McClellan das the Gaps.— The.telegraph
Informs ub that General McOltllan has the gaps (la the
Bine Bldgo,) and the enemies of the General Insist that
be has always been afflicted with the 11 gaps” In the
drowsy sense. All men in prominent positions are parti
cularly liable to censure and ridicule; but we do not re
collect ever to have beard any person who had tho teme
rity to utter a single word in disparagement of tho ele
gant garments for soldiors and civilians made at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hull of Bockhlll & Wilson, Nos.
60S and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Bid Things, —London is a great city, and
Now Yorkers regard their city as an immense munici
pality, and Philadelphia, in cqnsre miles, excels either
or them. But lf the Mayors of Nineveh and Babylon
could revisit the earth they would laugh at the preten
sions of the moderns The area of Babylon was 285
square miles, surrounded with a wall 100 feet high, 73
feet thick, with 100 brass gates; and Nineveh contained
216 square miles, surrounded with a wall 100 feet high,
and wido enough for three chariots to drive abreast.
Yet, with all this, they 'had no rondy-mado olotalng
establishment, whore tholr citizens could be olothod
handsomely and cheaply, a we can, with Oharloj
Btohee’s first-class Clothing Btoro, under tho Conti
nental.
The Invention of Carriages.— The ear
liest invention of carriages 1b ascribed to Eriothonius, o
Athens, 1488 B 0. The chariots used at the Olympic
gutties, and those in which tho Pharaohs of Egypt rode,
were, douktleis, inferior to an American “trotting
wagon.’’ In France carriages were not used until the
reign of Henry 11., 1547, and England boasted of none
lit Tore 1566, in Queen Elizabeth's day, when they were
called “ whirllcotes.” Speaking of ( > cotes” reminds us
of (ho fact that the most elegant garments, (coats, vests,
and pantß,) arc to bo found at the mammoth one price
Olotbing Bazaar of Granville Stokes, No 609 Chest
nut s'reet, Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
HP 70 13 o’CHiOOK LAST NIGHT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sta.
JB Potter, U S A A G Munn, New York
M Mndge & la, Louisville ■ W B Greene, Columbus, 0
D Matlack, St Louis Gao K Wheat, Wheeling,Va
A Graves, Chicago H Reynolds, Ohio
J B Carpenter, Cincinnati F T Baker, Kentucky
P P Alexander, Kentuoky Dr B iff Alexander Ss i, Ky
W Lowther, Kew York H Bell A la; Lexingtou, Ky
D D Bell, Lexiugion, Ky J M Barclay, Wash, D 0
Miss Barclay, Wash, D O T L Lntkins, New York
M 8 Ecndder, Boston T F Randolph, Jersey City
J Oarlcton, Portrmooth F Ferine, Buffalo '
G C Shaw, Trenton, N J G Grain, Connecticut ,
P Tiliinghast,'Now York E W Baxter, New York
Wells Oovcrly, Harrisburg J W Oantwiil & fam, Pa
C H Peasice, Portsmouth M Bigelow, Jr, N Jersey
S Huseelman, Marietta, Pa F M Ballon, Provldence,Rl
A Roman, New York C 0 K Pratt, Massachusetts
Mr Hnlsemann, Wmh, BO J MoOnllough & da, N Y
I J Barnes, Bosh n O L Tiffany, New York
Master L 0 Tiffany, N Y Master E Steadman, N Y
J A Green, Baltimore ; G H McCabe, Tamaqua
L 0 Frost & »f, Virginia Dr Stein, Cincinnati, Ohio
J B S Howe New York A E Abbott, Baltimore
H Hat kins, Baltimore I B Lyons, Baltimore
W Smith, Baltimore G VHogan, Wash, D C
1 J Borden, Fr 11 River G B Hotchkiss, N Haven
C H Lampcrt, New York AC Hall, Baltimcre'
H Whlteker, Connecticut H Thomas, Harrisburg
A A Ptttengill Ala, Conn S W Owen, Wash, D 0
J R McAfee, Greensburg J Biglor, Nowburg
0 H Green & la, Dayton F Beal, Indiana
E Richardson, New York Dr B 8 Hondrie &wf, Pa
J D Hendrle & wf, Penna Miss J Henry, Penna
R E Hatob, New York J M Obnrohlll & la, Cuba
Mies Ohnrchill, Cnba W D Field, Masiachueetts
N Mitchell, Cincinnati Dr G H Hcmphrojs, N Y
E P Boss, Auburn. N Y R M Harrington, N Y
I B Perkins, New York T J Thomason, M D, N J
T A.Matthews, Kentucky G A Lucs, Now York
Lieut 0 0 Grafton, U 8 N AW Latsenring, M Chunk
Bimon de Yesaer, NY 0 Thompson, Jr, Boeton
ABetlerley, Boston Mrs Findlay, Gormnutown
Mrs Robinson, Germantown Miss Kennedy,Germantown
L A Beuorst, St Lculb J T Drown, BaUimote
Ohss 8 Noe & wf, N J F S Thomas, Jr, N J
FF B Chase B J Lane, Boston
Alfred Hand, Scranton John Baird
R C Horton A la L J Phillips, Now York
S Klonse, Boston . M B Moss, Now York
J Waßhburn, Jr, Maina A Garslow A wf, Maine
,J \V Rushmore, Brooklyn Mrs Eushmoro A da, N Y
Miss Qpinly, Brooklyn James Tamer, Boblou
BEBOHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth st., hak>wAtvt..
Tbto Lhnm, New York Jas Lockhart, Allegheny .
J B Dalzell, Allegheny A
J Clapp, Alexandria,-Va Jas Cannon, Pittsbnrg
Wm H Fryman, Penna W F Onrtls, Mariotta, O
Horace Tibbet, Mariotta, 0 D Gartott A wf, Pittßbnrg
J Allen, Ohio E Fhipps, Franklin
%WL Thomas, Aitlca, Ind J Armstrong, Hazleton
J E Dunbar, A J Qlossbrennor, York, Pa
Oha»D Hamill, New Jersey JhSpeckmsn.Downlngtown
Mrs M HAngcll,Oolnmhia,Pa Mrs Ulapp, Boston
Mrs Armstrong, Hazleton H.Steel, Maryland
MitsMary H Steel, Md Miss Bell tteel, Maryland
D F Flits, Haverhill M Miller. Lancaster, Pa
J McDowoll, Mercersburg Mrs MoPowell Adaugh, Pa
Jas Welch, Ohio Henry Foster A dough, Pa
B H Gardner, Fitlaburg B Onrtln, Pennsylvania
John McDonald, New York Mrs D Trehoin, M Ouunk
A 0 Ancona, Beading A H Rosenheim, New York
Dr A Belly, Erwinna A Pifer, Mt Bethel
Dr 0 Foulk, New Hops J J Crawford, Newville, Pa
B B Jamißon, Carlisle . W H McCoukev, York oo
A Cameron, Mass Rev W 0 Cartel!, Harrlib’g
J W Miller, Ohio A Beecher, New Haven, Ot
J 8 Dieble, Bedford, Pa Oapt O O lioblnsen, USA
P F Eilenberger, Easton A Konntz, Nebraska
John Smith, gmithville
' AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth. .
M J Bennett, Now York Wm F Sinclair, Jersey Olty
J JtcOerter, New York Jss GlUeway, New York
Geo Hall, New York Geo Flynn, New York
J M&ok, New York G W Conklin, Maryland
Miss Sears A sist, N York E Denney, Penna
Maj G T Gould, Now Jersey E Akers, Baltimore
G 0 Dugan, Baltimore Lieut Col J Kelly, N York
Oapt Thos Leary, N York Oapt M Egar, New York
Jao H Whitaker, Trenton J Flack, Illinois
A H Hart, New York Mrs J Lorlng, Mass
8 D Lotting, U S A Lient Wm H Hutings.U S A
J B Shinn, New Jersey W Spencer, Minersville
R J Fitbian A la, N Jersey A H dlapo, Salem, N J
Geo Brinton, Jr, Cheater co E T Shnltz, Baltimore
8 Mead,New Jersey W LofHin, Massachusetts
E TWhaly, Maryland Geo E Seymour, N York
Jas McLean, Summit Hill Thos T Peters, New York
D E Gowdy, Now Jersey Jas G Gowdy, N Jersey
J Bauman, Lancaster 0 Thackray A wife
LDo Angetia. New York P E Boss, Baltimore
A Boret, New York John Simontoa,’ New Yerk
H BOhiohest6r, New York J Semple, New York
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
J B Brayden, New Y ork HO Berlin, New York
Wm Smith, Pro v, BI JH Walter, Pa
John YGridley, New York John P Simanson, N York
A Coneryj Frankfort, Ky John K Chester
N Blanchard, Boston John A Allderdleo, Del
D Potter, New Jersey , Jos 8 Wiley, Pa
Thos W Dodge, CBN, Smith Williams, Alex, Va
Lieut Chas Menard ■ Ohas A Mayer, Pa
John D Bucketsw, N J 11H Holmes, Brooklyn
Ssml Hixson, Syraouso.N Y WEB Thomas, N Jerssy
W Holt A le, Trenton Sami Webster, Pa
A S Dimmlck, Joantsvllla R F Hunt, Wash, D 0
THE UNIOH—Arch street, above Third.
E B Hodden, Hewark . E Bavls & la, Lancaster
E E Twaddell, Hew York W B Bhaffer, Baltimore
Joslah Beirner, Mt Beibel F Hagerman, Mt Bethel
T S Vonght, Pennsylvania W F Meredith, Ohio
B Pralt, Lewlstown . i G 1 Lovett, Lewiatown
0H Hall,Ohio OB Fisher, Wilkssbarre
W L Daviß, Easton ' E Jacobs, Dataware
John Pell, Newark, NJ Mrs Bell, Hewark, NJ
Mrs Br Cook. Wash, B 0 Mrs F Naylor, H Jersey
F Golsse, Chambereburg W Bebert, Bloody Bnn, Pa
C A Crcwley Mrs B Butler. Now York
Oapt 8 S Marchand MaJ I> A Griffith & wf. Pa
B B Bunn, Sandusky, 0 J P Hetrick, Easton
RATIONAL HOTEL—Baoe street, above Third.
Geo Tory, Allentown Geo T Gross, Allentown 1
Br 0 H F,ieharda,Hamburg J Horn, Jr, Summit HUI
H W Bonsall, Norristown 0 E Goitz, Washington
H J Beager, Allentown P B Brinig, Hellertown
W B Erdman, Minersville BP Bank, J onestown
F WHolman, OhesterSprings S Holman, Chester Springs
Geo L Beltzer, Myerstown W Bea, Pennsylvania ,
Jos B Bell, Washington, B 0 Thos Barling, Fennn
. BLACK BEAD—Third street, above OallowhllL
B Bieber, Chester Valley B B Olemers, Cheater Val
W Lochman, Hamsburg Master Loohman, Hatnsbg
J Sunderland, Newton J Mayer, Penna
Jones Miller, Penna J B Werley, Lsbigh co
P L Gntb, Lehigh eo BBnpp, Penna
H Bupp, Lehigh co Jonas Kants, Penns'!
B Wagner, Penna : P Bath, -Fremont, Ohio
J L Glick, Allentown H S Clemens, M B, Penna
0 Kitchen, Easton HI Fetter, Bethlehem
John Everett, Penna B Helfrioh, Penna
Obes A Wood, Penna H G Lobut, Emans, Pa
J Z Lobflt, Emans, Fa J Bant, Lehigh co
T Foster, Lehigh co A W Jaoeby, Maonnglo
W Miller, Macnngle 0 Strrper, Lohlgh oo
H Mutbart, Lehigh co L Overholtzar, Bethlehem
Bamuel Koch, Lehigh co W W Weaver, Berks co
B Eisenhardt, Penna - W Qottenstein, Penna
H B Weaver, Penna F L Wesco, Millers’own
; O M Berge, Millerslown H J Forney, Harris bug
BALB EAGLE—Third street, above Oanowhlß..'
8 F Whiteker, Bepoiit, N V Jaa J Edlok, Ne w York' '
Stephen Kesller, Penna Stephen Zsllner, Penna
H Wenner, Northampton Wm A Fehael, Moorstown
E Kenflel, Mauch Chunk Geo Best, Northampton oa
Master Yort, Safsburg, Pa W B Stokes, Northampton
Peter Shaeffer, Lehigh co John Wolfenger, Lehigh co
L Niff, Lehigh co O OBowman, Parryvlllo, P
Hammond Groan, N Y H Konlz, Centre co .
MrsKuntz. Centre co H T BobinsoD, Lancaster
0 Balderston, Bucks co Peter Miller, Lehlghoo
A Miller Loblgh co M Bachman, Slatington
Berj Kertz, Lehigh co Bavid Kertz, Lehigh oo
W Scholl, Fried enaville Bennis Miller. Lehigh oo
Jacob Kranse Fred Miller, M Chunk
Jeremiah Omstead. M Chunk J Boardman, Montg’y co
'John Moyer, Montgomery co B Eckert, Montgomery oo
,LSBcddor, Pennsylvania J Smith, Bnoksco -
W Kresslv, Lehigh co Sol Snchman, Lehigh do
P Boss, Lehigh co J George, Lehigh co
B Fenlcle, Easton B F Helfck, Easton
Jos T: Walton- Stroudsburg Geo H Drohr, Stroudsburg
:W L Scbmaley. Lehigh co B Belong, Lsbigh c»
Benj Wagner, Lehigh co
' - STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth. '
L H Newbold.ft la, N Y H T White, Huntingdon
H j ß Yaihorn, Norfolk, Ya Thomas E Watt, Penu’a
H T Boblneon, Penn’a Mißs'AHce Constable, 111
B J Williams Frank-MoOlure
' Bavid Edwards, Indiana co H Garsnch, Blair co
'A M Avars, West Chester 8 Hagerty, Clearfield oo
"WAAhI Pittsburg . Mrs Pringle. Cambria oo
MrsCocbran, Perry co Mrs H Smith, Harrisburg
H 8 Hampton, Clinton oo :
HABIBOR HODSE— Seoond street, above Market
JBntot, Ohio J 8 Williams, Stroiidsbnrg
0 Sherwood, Newton Andrew Piper,«, Pa
M B Wails, Milton," Bel Bev J Tuttle. Stroudsburg
8 H Bhodee, Stroudsburg B B Cooper, Jr, BeUware
Geo Buckman, Peoria * Eobt Eastburn. Lahaska
Wm Bittenbender, Penna fleo.B Cope, New Hope,
N Y Burnett, New Hope Ohas Detcick. Penna
Tfcos H Bed re, New S S Bro.in, HenryviUe
; M Vai atklrk. Penna ' " A tt Newton, Monroe eo
! J Bdodmeser, Monroe oo 8H Bhodea, Monroe co
M B Muttelman, Monroe eo Job Silvers, Lambert rule
MOUNT VEBNON—Second street, above Arch.
J Storm, Monroe co, Pa’ M Munson. Monroe oo ,
L Pearson & wf, Now Jersey W Gliet, New Jersey
Miss A Leonard, Baltimore D Bruce, New York
B Bruce, New York J T Walton, Stroudsburg,
G D Diebr, Stroudsburg D Hlnman, Port Boyal..
C W Dannenhaner, Penna Jas Taggart, Carbon co
Tbos Denny, New York A 8 Vail, Penna
OOMMEBOIAIi—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
0 P KUlingswortb, Md H E Weidner, Penna
L S Imbrle, Pittsburg W Giuthrop, Penna -
W Hughes, Penna J M Houston, U S A
Jsmrs Fite, Maryland Jos WLBoynolds, Maryland
7. La-nborn, Penna B F Shantz
Lisnt G Z Vandersllce, USA W O Grose, Hlkton, Ml
G Williams A la, Penna John Hippie, Tromont
W H Eder Klktoni Md JO Heylman
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Groybb A Baker’s No. 9 Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE, for manufaotnring purposes, is
the BEST machine In the market, and (a sold for FORT?
DOLLARS. No muohino ever introduced in this city
has eotd bo rapidly or given such universal satisfaction.
Do not fail to call and examine itbeforo purchasing else
where. Office, 730 OSESTNUT street. no3-tf.
Batchelor’s Hair Bye !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR’S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature;
warranted not to injnre the Hair In the least; remedies
the ill effects ot bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair foi
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving tho Hair soft and bean-
Hftd. Sold by all Druggists, Am
US’" The Gennino is signed WILUIAM A. BATOHE
LOB, on the four sides of each box.
FACTORY No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Bate 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street ,)
mySS-ly New York.
S—T—lB6o—X.
DRAKE’S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite. , _ .
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects ot dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system end enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath' and aoidlty of the stomaoh.
They cure Dyspepsia Bud Constipation.
They onre Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Cholera Morboo.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache^;
They are'the best BITTERS in the'world.' jThei ■
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature’s
great restorer. They are made of pure Bt Croix Bum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots, and herbs, and are
taken with the -pleasure of a beverage, without regard to
ago or time of day. Particularly recommended to doll
sate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by Ml
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE
A 00., 202 BROADWAY. Now York. seZ4-6m
Upham’s Haib Dye, 38 cents a box.
—Three boxes for SI; the best In use. Try it. Sold
only at UPBAM’B. 108 CHESTNUT Bt. 5027-3m*
MARRIED
DAWSON—SIMPSON —Oh tho evening of September
10, 1862, at the Parsonage of Bt Paul's H. E. Church,
No. 623 Catherlno street, by the Rev. J. Walker Jaok-
Bcn, W. F. Dawson and Miss Amahda C. Simpson, both
of this lity. It
BLAOKRURSE—OBOLTj.—On the 6th insi., by the
Bev. Charles D. Cooper, Francis Blaokbnrne, Jr„ to
Emma, daughter of Martin J. Oroll. *
' JDBTIOK—HAGY.—On tho 6thinst.,by tho Bov. Dr.
Winter, of Boxborongh, P. J. Justice, of St. Pant, Min
nesota, formerly of Philadelphia, to Emma 0 , only
daughter of Joseph Hagy, Esq , of this city. *
BUNTING—CLOTHIER.—On Fourth day, ihe 6th
inet. by Friends’ ceremony, at tho residonco of Caleb
Clothier, Jacob S. Bunting to Elizabeth H. Clothier,,
daughter of Caleb Clothier, both of this city. .# ■
MIROEB—BEIBKEY—On the 26th nit., by Rev. W.
T. Eva, Mr. William Mercer and Miss Mary Bhirkey, all
of ibis city. #
NORWOOD—CONDT.—On the 4th tost., by John G.
Wilson V D , Mr. George W. Norwosd, late of Maine,
and Miss Sarah J . Condy, daughter of Thomas and Isa
bella Condr, of Ibis city. , #
DIED.
LCGAN.—On the morning of the 6th inafc, in her
19th year, Fully HI , daughter of William 0. Logan,
Etq ibf rhfs city. #
KBHBTJM.—Suddenly, on tho 3d lost., Mrs. Elizabeth
Kebrmn, widow of the late Wm. Kelircm, la lho 731
year of ber age. [Lancaster papers please copy.]
The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. 340 Ftdei al street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two
o’clock. To proceed to Sixth-st Union ground. *
MORRISON.—On the morning of the Sth inet., after a
lingering Illnets, Acrahsm Morrison, in the 77th year of
his age.
Thereiativos end friends arc respectfully invited-to
attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 1403)£ Ridge
avenue, thia (Friday,) tbe7th inst., at 10 A. M. Funer.l
servicea and i: torment at Old Swedos’ Ohurch.
BITTING—On the I6thult., from wounds rocotved
In the battle of Perryvillo, Dewitt 0. Bitting, Co. D, 79:h
P. V , eon of Hiram and the lafo Margaret Bitting, in
tbe 30fb year ot bin ano.
BATZ.—At Beanfort, 8. 0., Henry Hatz, a member of
Co. G, 65th Begimont P. V , Col. White, October 17tb. of
fever, aired 66 years. *
JUSTICE —Suddenly, on tho Sth inst., WarnerJns
tice, Bged 64 years. *
BLACK.—On the sth inst., Mrs Esther Ann-Black,
wife of Mr. John L. Black, In the 43d year of her age.
MALLON.—On the 4th Inst, Margaret Mallon, wife
of Patrick Malien, in the 36ih year ot her ago *
FBI7Z.—At Washington; D. C , Frederika Fritz.-of
this oity. of typhoid fever, in her 21st year. *
BAUGQEI —On Ike 6th inst., Mary Jane, daugh
ter of John and Mary Haughey, aged 3 years, 9 months,
and 2 days. #
LILLY —On the sth inst., John Lilly, son of Michael
and Catherine Lilly, aged 3 years, 2 months, and 13
days. #
SHAW —On the Sthinst., of wounds received at An
tistate. James G. Shaw,.Go, K, 101 at Eogimeufc IT. Y. Y ,
aged 40 rears. .. #■•
WATSON.—On the morning of the 46h insi* Miss
Emma Ueodia eldest daughter of John uad Martha
Watsons aged 29 year?-. #
yraisvr— on" the sth inet, Patrick Ward. -**ed
/aru» ageu
42 r-ftcura
.. ® I A ; CB33'3STE_.-Oa-<lie» evening of the 4tU tnfft.Yljbfc-*
Oe Olivia, infant rt f. jr-^—-aocr viivia
Mechette. *.:*■
MYERS —On the 4th mat,, Mrs. Laura Myors, (native
of Baltimore,) aged 46 years. *
STERBETT—On the 6th inst., Mrs Mary Ann Ster
rett, aged 70 years. #
COULTER.—On the morning of the 4th inst, Hr. Wm.
Coniter, aned 52 years. *•
MUMEOBD.—On the let inßt, Mrs. Nancy Adeline
Austin, wife of Mr. Joseph MnmEord, in the 30th year
of her age. *
BLAKELEY On the 4th inst, Frank H, son of
John and Maggie Blakeley, in the 6th year of his age.
BURKE—On the Stb inst., Gharles Henry, son of John
and Anna Bnrkc, aged 7 years and 3 moatha. *
FLANERY,—On tho 4th inst., Thomas Flanery, aged
40 years. *
BILE —On tho 6th inst , Wir. Kile, agod 83 years.* l
BOBINSON. —At midnight of Monday, 3d inst, Prla
cilia Barnhnrst, wife of John P. Robinson, aged 46
years. ■■■ ■ ■ -■ *
OAMPBELL.—On the 6th inst,, John Campbell, in
fant eon of James and Mary Campbell, aged 1 year and
4 months •. . *
BOYD —On tho 4lh Inst, Mr. William Boyd, In the
58th year of his age *
Black dbebs goods.—black
Yclonr Beps, Velour Ottomans, Grain do Pondros,
Epingiinoa, Fopelinos, French Merinos, Fronch Cash
meres, cheap Cashmeres, all. wool Mousseline do Lainea,
single and double widths; cheap Do Laincs; Tamtam,
Baratheas, Drep d’Almas; English and French Bomba
zines ; Bilk- warp Cashmeres, Turin Cloths, Grape Cloths,
Paramattas, Irish Poplins,' Satin de Chines, Bombazine
Alpacas, &e. Also, Black Silks and bhawls of every
description. BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
ooSß.tf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
Byre & landell, ■
FOURTH and ABCH BTBEETB.
OPENING FOB FALL SALES:
Magnificent Silks.
Magnificent Bhawls.
Magnificent Poplins.
Good Black Silks. 1
Bichest Printed Goods.
Good Stook of Staples. se2o-tf
KAA BOXES TOBACCO.—We gua-
UUU rantee to sell Tohaooo, Snuff, and Cigars, at
lower pHces than any other house in the oity. A- bargain
in Havana Cigars, purchased at Marshal’s Sale. WOOD
WARD & 00., 41 Bonth FOURTH Street. ocSlm*
ness* TRINITY M E. CHURCH, EIGHTH,
(L_3 above BAOE.—General experience meeting THIS
EVENING, to which the Congregation and friends are
invited. _ 11*
py=» PHILADELPHIA (BECK’S) BAND,
No. 1 The. Annual Meeting of the Contributing
Members of the Philadelphia (Beck's) Band, No. 1, will
he held at 803 LOCUST. Street, THIS (Friday) EVE
NING, at 1)4 o’clock, to.eleot a Floor Manager and As
sistants for this season. It*
rv==» OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT TREA-
Lk3 BUBKB OF THE UNITED BTATES-Phila
delfhia, November 7, 1862.
The public is hereby notified that a GENERAL DH
LIVEBYOF POSTAGE CURRENCY will ho made at
the United States Mint on SATUBDAY, the Bth inst., at
9 o’clock A. M.
In conseuuenoo of the tronble and confusion canSed by
the large numberof children sent for change, it has been
found necessary to adopt the rule that no postage CUT’
rcncy will be delivered except to adults.
* ABOH. MoINTYBE,
It Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
,vr==> AT A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS’
U 3 BOUNTY PUNB COMMITTEE, held the sixth
day of November, A, B. 1862, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted ::
Whereas, This Committee did, In consequence of the
draft.to take place on the 28th of October, discontinue
the payment of bounties to recruits enlisting. after the
2Tth, and it having been ascertained:.that. the unotaof
Philadelphia is fnl ! , and. the draff thereby avoided, arid
as tbiß Committee still have funds which were subscribed
by (he citizens with a view to obtain aoldiera to defend
the Government of the United States agalnßt the present
rebellion: therefore, .
Resolved, That, until oiheirwise ordered, this Com
mittee will pay a BOUNTY OF FIFTY BOLLABS to
each recruit hereafter enlisted and mustered into the
service in this city for the old Philadelphia regiments
now in the field, atf formerly, and also for , the regular
: army of the United States, when he joiitß bis regiment,
in such msnner and form as shall be adopted, and afire
' anlsltes being complied with. , .
Resolved, That all resolutions, &e., inconsistent with
the foregoing, are hereby repealed: Provided this reso
lution doA! not affect the former action of this committee
• in regard to the twenty companies of three-years men
heretofore authorized. ,
Resolved, Thattheaid of this committee will be limited
altogether to the above bounty, and that all applicants
i for additional facilities be so informed. .
1 . THOMAS WEB3TKB, Chairman, ..
Lciiix BI.OBOKT, Sosretary.
' Action on the above will commence on WEDNES
BAY,I2ih of November, by which time the forms will
Becruiting Officers will apply at the Disbursing Agen
cy; No. 3 WILLING’S ALLEY, for inßtrnottons no7-6t
»*s=« SPRING GARDEN SOUP SOCIETY,
fT'B BUTTON WOOD Street, eastor Broad.—The An
naMllection for MANABEB3 will be held on MON
DAY EVENING next, November XOth, between T and 8
o’clock, at the Soup House. „ .
nos 6t JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
ME- OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-ART IST
03? TO THE ABMY AND NAVY, Philadelphia,
Oct. 24th, 1862. „
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for
Artificial Limbs, should apply Immediately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government, No. 1609
OHJSTHUT Street. B. FBANK PA.LMEB,
. oc26if - : Government SlirgeoP*Artist.
CUSTOM HOUSE. PHILADELPHIA,
Uiaf OoLLzdTon’B Ofpice, Nov. 5.18dL t
■ Merchants , in _ Western and tlonthwestern
trade wilt please tsike notice that alt goods intended forp
the counties of.peoi!,Kenti Qaeeh Anne’s,Talbot, Oartf.’
lino, Dorchester, Bomemet, Worcester, Anne/ Arundel,,
Howard, Frederick, Alleghany, W ashiußtori, and Mont-,
gomery, in 'tbe State of Maryland, and that portion of /
Adania and Franklin-sonth. of the 'parallel of Gettys
: burg, in fennsi lvanlo, including, thelatter-place, must
be permitted at this .Offide. in order to Insure their
transit t ver the several rallfoadr._
"zoSBi WM. B, THOMAS. Collector. .
TKEAS D R Eft’S DEPARTMENT,
llkS PBNNBTLVANIA BAIL HOAD COMPANY,
FHU.ADRLFDIA October IT, 1862. - .
; TheBOARD OF DIBKOTOB3 have this ?ay dj
' dared & Semi-Annual r; Dividend of FOOB PER OBNT.
/ on tbs Capital Stock of the Company, dear of State and
Government Taxes, payable on and after November
16th,'1862.
Ewers 'of; attorney'for the> Collection i. of DWienfl*
i guu had onappUoatlonM tbiaoffloe. ■ v -
THO 3. T. FIRTH, Treaiorer,
Ko. S3B South Third atreet
tot 181 m
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA. EEIDAY f NOVEMBER T. 1862.
ryt—» MECHANICS’BANK—PHILADEL-
U 3 vhia, October 7,1862. -
Tho Annual Election for Directors will be held at ths -
Banking House on MONDAY. November 17, between
the honts of 10 A. M. and 2P. M
ocB-tnol7 J. WIEGAND, Ja . Oashier.
nrxs=, BASIC OF I’ENN TOWjNSHIP.
UJJ Philadelphia, Cot. 11, 1863. i
An'election for thirteen Directors -will be held at tho
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 17th day of Novem
ber next, between 10 o’clock A. M* and 3 o’oiook P. M.
Tho annual meeting of the Stockholders will bo held at
(he Banking House, on TUESDAY, tho 4th day. of No
vember next, at 10 o’clock A. M.
oel9-mwftnl7 JAMES BUSSELL, Cashier,
’’HE PHILADELPHIA BANK—
(A_s Philadelphia, Octobers, 1863.
The annual mooting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Banking House on TUESDAY, November 4,1862, at
12 o’clock M. -
The annual election for Direotors will be held at the
Banking H«ubo on MONDAY, November 17,1862, be
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P M.
008. wfmtnolT ' B B. COMEGYS, Cashier.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—PHILA
IL3 DELI'HIA, Novekdeb 4, 1862— The Direotors
have declared a dividend of HOUR PERCENT., clear or
all taxes, payable on demand. '
nos-6t J. W. TOBBRY, Cashier.
rvc=* FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS'
IJJf BANK—PUILADELPHI A, November 4,1883.
—The Board, of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of THREE AND ONE-HALF PEB CENT-,
pay able on demard, clear ofUnlted States and State taxes.:
nos 6t w. BUSH EON, Jr., Cashier, i
(V=» COMMERCIAL BANK OV PEWKSTfL- ,
LLS VA NI A.—PHIUADELPHIi, NovßunEit 4,
1862—The Board of Directors have this day declared a
dividend,of THREE PEE CENT., payable to the S.oolr
holdere, free of State and national taxes, oa and after
Friday, the 14th lnet.
n05.<U14
ryss* bank OF PENN TOW NS HI I’.—PHI-
Lks LADKLPHIA, Kovicmbbk 4,1862—The Direot
oib have tbla day declared a dividend of VoUft PER
CKHT. en the capitals ook far the lest Bix montbi, pay
able on demand, clear of United States and State tax.
noG-iat JAME 3 BUSSEIiti. Cashier.
fV-=. GIB.ARD BANK.-PHH.ADKI.PmA,
11 ig Kov. 4.1862—The Directors havo this day do
ciaicd a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, ont of the
pvt fits of the last Bix months, payable on and t after'the'
14th instsnt. freo of taxes. '
005 6t W. Ti. SOHAPFEBi Cashier.'
(VS==* TRADKSSIBN’S BANK—PAULA QELa
IJjj PHI A,. Kor. 4, 1862—The Board of, THreGfßws
hare this day declared a Dividond.pf FOJfa-PERj
CKNTt for the past Bix months,.free payablfe
CD dttritnd. ■ '
■■ r<KU*-- ' JOHN OASTNBE'qashior.Jd
SOUTHWARK BANK.—PHIXiABEI**
Ik3 PSI&i 'Novkmubu 4,186 i.—Tb« Bireeljbraliave
declared a dividend of SEVEN PER OENT.j pa-Vafolfl on
demand
sos»3fc ;
MECHANICS' BANE FHILADEL
PHIA, Sovbmber 4, 1862—The Board'd Di
rectors of this Back have declared a dividend or FIVE
BBS CENT- on the bnsinese of the last six months, pay
able to (he Stockholders, on and after the 14th instant,
free oi all taxation
nc6-dt34
ryr==* BANK OF COMMERCE.—PHILADEL-
LkJJ PHlft, November 4, 18S2—The Board or Di
rectors have THIS DAT declared a dividend, which,
after payments of National and'State (ax, will yield to
the Stockholders EOUB PER OENT. ret, payable on '
denar d. [nofi Bt] J. A. LEWIS, Cashier. :
WESTKRH BANK OF PIHUDEL
LL3 PHIA, November 4 1862 —The Direc’orß.of
thift Bank have TBIS PAY declared a divideod or FOUB
PBE CENT-,-payable on demand, clear, of National
and State taxes.’ -
no 6 -4t
Mga TUE FHILADELPHIA B ASK t —
No vemijbh 4,1882.—The Directors have declared
a Dividend of FOUB PER CENT. for the last six
months, payable on demand. 1
nos 6t ‘ B. B. GOMEBYS, Cashier.
ryr==. KENSINGTON B4KK.-PHILiI.DEL
Ljjj PHI 4, Nov. 4, 1862—The Directors have this
day declared a Dividend ol FIVE PS® CENT., payable
on demand, clear of Btate and United Ststes tales.
•'ro66t 0 T. YEBKE3, Cashier.
ryTs==» FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’
BANK— Philadelphia, October 6,1852.
- The Annual Election for Directors will ba teld at the
Banking Honee oh MONDAY, the 17th day ofNovember
next, between the boars of 9 o’clock A. KL. ayd So’oloofc
F. M.; and on TUESDAY, the 4th day of Novembor
next, a general meeting of the Stookholdorajvtll be held
at the Banking House, at 4 o’clock P. M., agreeably to
the charter. IV. BUSHTOfI, Jn ,
oc7-tnol7 , t Cashier.
MS> COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL-
UkS TANIA. Philadelphia, Cot 18,1881.
A general meeting of the Stockholders wilt be held at
the Banking House, on TUESDAY, the 4th’ day of No
vember next, at 12 M. 11
The annual election for Directors will beheld at'the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 17thdsy|of Novem
ber next, between the hours ot 10 A. M. aiidS P. M. :
ocl3*mwftl7 8. C. PAL MSB) Cashier.
ryr=. CONSOLIDATION B A NjK.f.PHILA-
U 3 DEL ?BIA, October 9, 1883. ■■■■,'/
The Annual Election for BIEEUTORS'witI bo held at
the Banking Honee on MONDAY, the day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. >1 and 2 P M.
A General Mooting of the Stockholders will be hold at
the same place on Tuesday, the A-hday o[ November, at
12M. [oclo-fmwtnl7] JQ3. N- PEIBIOL, Cashier.
SOUTHWARK BATm. l !
It jg • Philadelphia, Oclbber.T, 1802.
Tho ANNUAL ELECTION for DlßftpTOaS will be
held at the Banking Hoaee on aIOND AK. the 17th da?
of November, between the hours cf 10 o'clock A. ftL and
2 o’clock F. M. I ■
A General Meeting of tko Stockholders will be hold at
the Bamo jdoce on TUESDAY, the 4thdsy of November
next, at 12 o’clock M. [_
ocB-wfmtnol7
**&==» GIHAHI3 BANK,—FHXLA.DBt.PmA,
UtS October 9, 1862. j
The Annual Election for Director* will be heM at the
Banking House, on MONDAY, the ATlb clay of Novem
ber, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 F. M.
. A General Meeting of the Stockholders wilt be hoM at
the same place on TUESDAY, the 4th of November, at
12 o’clock M. W. L.'SOHAYFEB,- •
oclO-imw- tno!7 Oasbfer.
(yr==> COKSOIiIDATfON BANK.-THdiV.
IJCS DEDPHIA, Kov. 4,1882 —Tho Board of Direc
tors bavV this day daclarf daX'lvllt'ii't FOCII PER
Bvotsn, "vl-gj itSlftXj Pljttbl* OD
©no afrer lllh I£ißtant;
eos wfirSt
SI 57th REGIMENT PENNSYL
VANIA VOLUNTEERS, Col. W. A. OKAY.—Bo
cruita wanted for Company A. \AU the bonuties
given. A GUM BLASKET to oath recruit. Apply
at 716 VINE Street, 526 PRUNE Street,627 CHBS T
NUT Street; BIOBARD YOON3, Captain.
Elrat Lieutenant WM..H. PEDDLR.I
Second Lieuteneht'AliEX. GRAY. \ Hit
CONTINENTAL GAYALKY.
Jag) CAMP METOAGP, HaddonfLd, N J. Re.
u vv gimontal Headauarters 403 WILNUT Street.
Ali who wish to attach themselves to a Oailry Regiment,
will meet with no enual opportunity, as this ie the only
authorized Cavalry Regiment being’lraisA in the State.
The line and staff officers are' men of character and ex
perience. JESSE E. PAYTON,
nc6-tf Colonel Coamanding.
-RUSH’S LANCEKS.—Young
JBSejft Hen wanted to fill the ranks of thk regiment.
new companies to be raised UmediatolY.
Principal Eondezvoua No. 600 CHESTETUI Street.
oc2l-6w*
Mi:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA
/ . I
By order of WM. B. THOMAS,''Collector of thep:
of Philadelphia, and K. REED MYEB, Surveyor, lii
comes necessary for SHIPPERS ON ITRKIGHT BBS
THIB CITY to any point within the
or to points South of the parallel of Gettysburg, 1
Adams or Pranklm . counties, ' Pennsylvania, to obtain
PERMIT from W. B. Thomas, Colleotor of the Port.
Shippers will please be particular to attend to this!
ncllce before sending Goads to thiß Depot, as they can
only be forwarded by complying with this rule.
JNTERNAL REVENUE LICENSESj
AU persona who have applied for ! t
LICENSES 1
f
Prior to tho Ist of NOVEMBER, In the Second,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eleventh wards, are no tided t>
call at once at tho I
■ COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, !■'
' - - ’ , . I
Tso. 304 CHESTNUT STREET,
and cbfcaiu their Licenses. *
JESPER HARDING,
no7-3t ■ Collector First District Fenna.
«fpHE BIG GUN,”
IBEMOVED PROM
432 TO 415 CHESTNUT STREE’
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
PHILIP WILSON & CO
peyo removed their Guos, Pistols’, Biflee, Fish
Tackle, Skates, Cricket and Base 801 l Implements, Ce
Muskets and Equipments to
oc2o 1m 41S CHESTNUT STREET
SHERIFF’S SALE—By virtue ofi
writof Fieri Facias, iauned oat of the Circuit 0«
for Cecil county, at .the wit of tbo Philadelphia, V
'inington, end Baltimore Ballroad Company, ago|t
Albert BroWD, and to me directed, I have seized p.
; taken Id execution all tberl* ht; title, interoat, and claimt
> law and equity, of the said Albert Brown, in and to a
: hundred BO All WAGONS. Ami I hereby give nefe
that on MONDAY, the 17th tat ,at PBBBVVItiI,
Cecil connty, Maryland, X will offer for Bale said t
■ perty bo seir.od and token into execution to the higit
bidder for ca»b, to satisfy said writ and coats.
Bale to commence at 1 o’clock P M. : '
BLI CO3GBOVE,
i nof-tIT ; Sheriff of Cecil Oonntj
•TjlYB AN D BAR INFIRMARY^,
: JELI 887 north SIXTH with no small jj.
itxttcatlott and pleasure that I am able to refer to
bort aa an oculist and anrtstduring the past eight mop
"iin the city of Fhiladelpbia.. ' Hamerous casasofdeafh,
' eoino oi' which have Been .for years standing, and ▼,
{many of tho Eye and Kar, when sight!
{hearing'havh been/serionsir.pbttrnotod, or almost},
itirely. lost, have been , succeesfidly treatedand the i
fession has, from .time to time,,been astonished at mi
‘most miracnlona snseessT both medically and snrgiof.
I wiUwarranta onre in, every.oaaewheretheorganae
'perfect in formation; and, I entreat ail thoee who?
'afflicted -to avoid pretending Quacks, who have no cj»
dence’in their own ability. JXMKS liKWId, M; I
EJnoT 101* ’ ■ - ' ■ ■ Qenllat and dig.
B. 0. PALMEB, oashler.
F. P. STEEL, Oaahior.
J. WIK3ASD, Jr , Cashier.,
G. M. TROUTMAN, Cashier.
JO3. N. PBIRSOL, Oashfor.
MIUTARK,
FBEIGHT*
TIOH,
mmm
PHILADELPHIA, Hof. 6,'
SPECIAL NOTICE.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr.,
iTjTX E AND EAR. Da. JABfi
lJ2i LEWIS, OOULISTand AUBIST, has egai >-
tamed from his professional tourlnEurope, and p< -
neatly Ideated &tNo.BB7.North' SlXTHStreet;
,honr» from B to 12 A.'M.iahdSto 4 P. M. «»• S*|
“ w. B L AKIBTON, Noi2
V Sooth WAVES Streak, Philadelphia, Oomn «n
Dealer In Ohio and Illinois BBOOM. OQBN, S
DLES, WXBB, TWINS,Ao. ooU» '
■ 1
F. P. STEEL, Cashier.
STA-
FBEIGHT AGENT.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.'
N° w ° pE N •
Superb Iyons Yclvet Cloaks,
India bilk Cloaks,
Velvet Pile Cloaks,
Mohair Plush Cloaks,
. . Woolen Plush Cloaks,
Castor Beaver Cloaks,
Diagonal Plush Cloaks,
Frenoh Pocskin Cloaks,
% . French Beaver Cloaks,
'■ Magnifioent Qros dc Paris Cloaks.
NEW CROAKS
OPENING EVERY MORNING.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,. ,
noTfmw-lm
JJ 1C H AN D RELIABLE
FURS
OF OT7B OWN
IMPORTATION
AND MANUFACTURE.
Hudson's Bay Sable, ,
Royal Ermine,
Dark Sable Mink, -■
- ‘ ' Real Chinchilla, -
Dark Siberian Squirrel,
In every Fashionable Style for >
ladies. Misses, and Children.'-
FURS MADE TO ORDER.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
No. 020 CHESTNUT STREET,
noBatuth-lm
JWRE & LANDELL,
E.&L.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
POPLINS FROM AUCTION.
PURPLE POPLINS,
GREEN POPLINS,
v blues, browns, blacks,
MODE MERINOES,
BLUES, PURPLES, BROWNf,
RICH MOIRE ANTIQUES, .
FINE SHAWLS, CLOAKS, to.,
'4 4 LYONS VELVETS,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BROCHA SHAWLS,
GOOD BLANKETS,
VELVET CLOTHS,
WELSH FLANNELS,
CLOAK CLOTHS.
no7*tf _______ l ~
EASHIONABLE- POPLINS AND
BEPS.—Jast opened,
New Shade Violet Be Alps.
New Shade Claire Blue.
New Shade Fashion Green.
New Shade Wine Color*
Browns and fine Blache
EYRE & LANDELIi,
HC>4-tf FOURTH and ARCH.Street*.
Silks and merinoes from
Now York Auctions.
Fashionable Dregs Silks.
Moire Antique*! very rich..
Fine Purple Merinoes} new shades.
Fine Bine Merinoes. now shades.
Hode-oolorod French Merinoes.
EYRE & BlNDEIiti,
nod-tf : FOURTH, and AIiOEL Streets;
DRY-GOODS IMPORTERS.
Q.EO. D. PARRISH,
' ' 312' CSQSSTNUI STREET,
■ '■
.**' PHILADELPHIA,
Offers foe gal..
10,000 army blankets,
Five pounds each,
6 feet 6 iachea wide, by 7 feet long.
Alto, -i
BBOWN-GBAY AND BLDE-OEAT
BLANKETS,
4 lb., 5 lb., 6 lb., and 7 lb, the pair,
Of radons sizes. -
■ Also,
LOW PLAID HORSE BLANKETS.
HEAVY COTTON AND LINEN DRILLS; BLACK
SILESIA B, ALPACAS, in all qualities, and other
LININGS, adapted to the wants of the Trade.
TERMS CASH.
Also, Fine, heavy
OFFICERS’ BLANKETS.
12,000 YARDS
11-4 SHEETINGS, FOB HOSPITAL USE,
And the usual assortment of British STAPLE and
GOODS; 0c29 .mwflm
CUTLERY.
. FINANCIAL.
U. •
P. iriISTE TWENTIES;
' 08,
20-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVEBN
; KENT AFTEB FIVE YEABS.
' I am Instructed by the SEOBETABT OF THE
TBEABIJBT to receive subscriptions for the above.
LOAN AT PAR,
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUB
BGBXVTXOH, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at thoMlnt,
or an; Bub* Treasury or Depository of the United States,
on tbe first days of May and November of each year.
Afc the -present premium on goi-d, these Bonds yield
about EIGHT per cent; per annum.
A full Bujlply always on hand,
JAY COOKE,
SUBSOBIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD St.
800 If
' JAXXB H. WAItTOWj . TXOIUS W. TOSf*
TTTALTON & YOST,
? f BANKEBB, BBOKEBS,
.. ixs ■
GXNKSAL COLLEOTOBB,
No. 2S South THIBB Street, Philadelphia.
■ '• BIFEBENOEB.
Jar’Cooke A Co., lion. James Pollock,
James, Kent, Santee, A Co., Hon. H.D. Foster,
Esberiok, Black, S 00., Hon. A. H. Boeder,
C.-MoKibbln & Bon, . Hon. Asa Paoker,
E.-P. Middleton A Bro., Hon. 'Warren J. Woodward.
Hon; Wm.Wiikins, V. L. Bradford,Xai. -
anT.Bm
SH ARV El THOM A S ,
. STOCK AND BILL BBOKBB,
• , No. 812 WALNUT BTBEET.
Stocks and Bonds bought and aoM on oommiMlon.
promissory; Hotes.and Loans negotiated: oc4*lmlf :
TjHtENCH ,MTJS £A B D. Purrey
X? , Blame’s Imported .Hnstsvd, for eaiie in aiore and tc
arrive, bytha sole Kent,' ' __
OHABLEB 8. OABBTAIBS,
ooSO . No. 128 WALNUT Street
j^RMYGOODS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
fancy paiisra,:'-': r\ „. ®_.. ■,
BROWS DRILLS, ARMY STANDARD.
4.4 LAWRENCE DRILLS.
STANDARD BROWN DBILLB.
HEATS PLAIN KEB3EYB.
ABUT BLUE TWILLED FLANNEL.
FARMER'S LI SEN DBILLB.
LEWISTON A. SEAMLESS BAGS, 3,3tf, & 3 Bus.
AMOSKE4GO. do. do. 3 Bus.
PREMIUM A. 'do. do. Bus.
For sale low for net caih by ■
_ GEO.GRIGG,
noG-St No. 218 OHUBOH Alloy;
QARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS.
WOLFE & GO.,
OOM MISSION ME BOH ANT 8,
No. 133 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
KF* A full assortment of Philadelphia-made Carpets
always to store. . ' oc2 3m
PHILADELPHIA.
STANDARD
CANTON FLANNEL.
FOB BALE LOW, NET CASH, BY
GEO. GIIIGG,
nol-tf No. 219 OHUBOH Alley.
QOTTON YARN.
SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. I0 S
FOB SALE BY
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
' , oe2-tf
<*ool3B. .
DABK-BLUEOOAT CLOTHS. '
DABKIBLUB CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOB OFFICERS.
ABMY BLANKETS, STANDABD WEIGHT.
10-OUNO* DUCK.
DBILLS, STANDABD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUOK.
BBOWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND
{HUSTINGS.
- For sale by
FROTHINGHAM St WELLS.
aei-irtr
PHILADELPHIA.
COFFIN, & 00.,
HO: 320 OHESTNUT STREET,
Bra prepared to ; _ '■
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
; .OF,
A ; R!MY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS,
©F
STANDARD QUALITY
au27-Sm
gHIFLEY, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
80. 118 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MEBCHAHTS ’
*o» THB sau or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
«029-6 m .
STOCK
BILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & Co,
*e2s-2m Ho. 325 MABKET ST.
T. SNODGRASS,
A RUT, NAYY, AND CIYIL
CLOTH HOUSE,
No. 34 SOUTH SECOND STREET, and
No. 23 STRAWBERRY STREET.
1 am folly prepared.for the
BALI. AHD WINTER' CAMPAIGN,
Having just received a complete arsortmeat of
TRUE BLUES,
Of all shades and grades from ..151.12)£ to $B.OO.
Blue*, Blocks, and Fancy Beavers, from 2 00 to 7.60.
Bine and Black Pilots. 160 . to 600.
Moscow Beavers.. 3.76 to 7.00.
ObincbUlas...... 2.75 -to 6 60.
Velvet Beavers; 3.00 to 6.00.
lEsbaimahx:Beavers.... 3.75 to 8 00.
Trloot Beavers. 2.00 to 6.00.
Fancy Coatings. 1,76 to 6.00,
OIOTHS, all colors and prioes. Also, a-heavystock
,of splendid OASSIMEBES, PLAIN and FANCY VEL
.VETS, &0., So. x - oct24lm*
REPUTATION.
There is no house in the United States that
has as wide-spread reputation for getting up
Military CLoranta as ROGKHILL & WIL-
SON’S, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street.
Besides being thoroughly acquainted with
the business, they are prompt to HU all orders
at moderate prices, and always have a larcus
•took or Military Goon* on hand.
gcSO-ittf
JOHN C. AKRISON,
Importer and Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN’S
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
Nos. 1 & 3 N. SIXTH STREET.
FIRST STORE ABOVE MARKET ST.
(FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE’S.)
The well- known reputation of this establishment for
selling Fine Goods at Moderate Paioaa will be folly
unstained. ••
P. B.—The celebrated Improved Patters Shirts, so
justly popular, can be snpplled at short notice.
FLANNEL & CLOTH OVESSHIRTS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ocll-tf
QEORGE GRANT,
MANUFAOTUEEB OF AND DEALHB IN
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT BTBBBT.
wIS-Sm-
TpINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
JP The subscriber would invite attention to hie
IMPBOYED OUT <7F SaZfcTS>
Which he makes a specialty in his buainesfl. . Also, con
stantly receiving f
NOYELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAB.
J. W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STOBE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET.-- '
COOKINCr RANGES, FURNACES, &c.
WE INVITE THE ATTEN-
St3k TION of tbo public to our large and very snps-
TSScrior stock of
: STOVES, HKATEBB, AND BANGES,
which areput at prices to suit all. We have the Large
pven Cooking-Stoves,vßoyal and Prince Boyal; to
gether ? udth the {Wellington, a new book, stove', with
largo hire-box and spacious oven. The Fuel- Saver Oook,
withwarmcloset, tin roaster, and a reservoir: for hot
water. .Cook Stoves with water, backs, affordirg an am-.
pie supply of hot water for the bath-room and other pur
poses, both for city and country use. . The Amazon
Cook, with capacity for cooking for one’ hundred per
sons; Parlor,Cook, for wood or coal. A great variety of
improved and beautiful patterns of Parlor Stoves, for
both wood and coal; among which will be found the
Fiery Star; Silver's :Air- Tight; Gas-Burning Bases, (ail
sizes, from,9 to 19 inches,) Tesper,-Violet; open and olose
front; Franklin Stoves, Portable Grates, for anthracite
and bituminous coal, Sew Egg, Golden Egg; lu addi
tion to thesewili be found, Thomson's LondonKitobener,
or European Bango r-Philadelphia and Fire-Side Benges;-
Locomotive, Torrid and Egg Heaters y Low-Down-
Grates, Fire-Board and : Hhuninating Stoves, by which
the parlors ore made pleasant and cheerful.
Ipgßfea- A SEVEN-OCTAVE $4OO
|7TTT> BOBEWOOB PIANO FOB 8200—Payable in
easy sums of .Three Dollars per month.
' The public will please take notice that the books of the
PHILADELPHIA ; MUSICAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOGIETY are now open to reeeive Bubsoribera leva
Fourth' Series. : The. first distribution ot Seyen-ootavs
Bosewood Pianos for this series will take plage a. the
Office; No. 1021 CHESTNUT Street, On TUESDAY,
October 7th, 1882, at 8 o’clock. Circulars, giving the
full plan of operattons of this, highly boneficia! Institu
tion, can be had by applying to the Secretary of tin
Society. - H.VVnGBAY, Secretary, .
oc4 tf Offloe, 1021: CHESTNUT Street
fP=sm THE FINEST ASSORT
nrrrP MENT of new, modern, and durable PI
ANOS from 8160 toS4CO.
AI9O,PBINGE’S World-renowned MELODXQNS and
HABMONIUMS, for cash, atagreat reduction, or In
(mail monthly installment*. JAMES BELLAK, 279 and
181 South FIFTH Street above Sprue*-: se2-3m*
$99 AAA —THIS AMOUNT TO
tPtiU.UUUi LOAN in sums of 83.000 t 086,000 on
Mortgages, or G. Bents. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 809
WALNUT Street. , - °°3
A RMY DESKS. —A. capital article for
Xl- camp and field uae. Bafeffpmlwet, compaot, and
convenient to carry in pocket For sato by
J W. H. DADMUN,
104 NOBTHDE LAW ABB I Avenue, Philadelphia. _
AGENTS WANTED to sell them in Philadelphia and
vicinity. ooSS-lm*
COMMISSION HOUSES?
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
GENTSI FURNISHING GOODS.
NORTH, CHASE, A NORTH,
0c22-wftn lm 209 Norlb SECOND Street.
PIANOS.
HEW PUBLICATIONS.
mHE EEY. ME. HARBAUGH’S
A WOBK9 —NE W ■EDITIONS, '
HEAVEN, OB THE SAINTED DEAD. ISthedl.
HEAVENLY RECOGNITION OF FRIENDS. 13 €3l.
THE BEAYBNLY HOMES 10thedition,
THE FUTURE LlKli, icoindiug .the above three vola.
THE TRUE GLORY OF WOMAN. 12m0., cloth.
UNION WITH THE OHCFROH. '
HARBAUGH’S POKMB liimo.
... .LINDSAY & BLAKISTON,
• Pnblishera and Booksellers,
no 6 ' 25 South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut "
TYTEW BOOKS,
JL'I From the Press of
J. B. liIPPINOOTT & 00.
1.:.. ~■ -
' T. Bsohakih Biad’s-Nevt Poem,
THE. WAGONER OF THE AbtiEGHENtE3,
A POEM OF THE DAYB OF SEVENTY-SIX.
By Thomas Buchanan Bead. .
• i ' 12me. *l.
- ■ II
DONOSO OOBTBB ON CATHOLICISM.
. Essay on Catholicism,. Liberalism, and Seciaiism, con
sidered in their Fundamental Principles By Don Juan
Donoso Cortes, Manauls cf Valdegamaei-from the origi
nal Spanish. To wbioh is prefixed a shetoh of the life
and Works of the author. From the Italian of G. E. Da
Oar too., ■
, Translated by Mrs. Madeline Vinton Goddard.
12mo SI,
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PARSONS ON NOTES AND BILLS.
A.Treatiee on the Law of Promissory Notes and Bills
of Exchange, together with an Appendix, containing an
accurate reprint of the provisions of the Statute in rela-
Hon to Bills, Notes,' Letters of Credit, Drafts, Orders, and
Ohecks; with ein examination of the questions which
the Statute saggeßts :• and the English authorities neon
those questions which have arisen under the English
Stßmp. Acts and may artee under out own.
By Thcophiine Parsons, LL- D., Professor of Law in
Cambridge University, authec of Treatises on. the Law
of Contraotß, Ac., Ac.
2 vols, BvO. (Tn a few days.)
IV. . .
*. THE CLOSER WALE;
OR,
THE BELIEVER’S SANCTIFICATION.
Second Edition.
By Horry Darling, D.D.
60 cents. .
J. B. UPPINOOTT & CO , Publishers,
Ocs-4t Nos. 22 and 24 North FOURTH Street.
•KpEW VOLUME OF SPURGEON'S
-A-“ SERMONS —Volume T jnst published, priceonly
SOcenta. ,FITOHEB’S;Cheap Bookstore,439" CHEST
KTJT Street. nos*St
TVriLITARY AND NAVAL BOOKS.
J-VA MEDICAL AND SUBGTOAL BOOKB.
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
The subscribers ; keep constantly on hand a large as
sortment of Books in every branch of Science, They
also recelvo as published
THE NEW BOOKS OF THE DAY,
on Ssu^p^s.^2S^ raCter - Boota DOt
Complete Catalogues of Mediosl Bookrrttrn-*-«i_ c , na t} g
upon application, or sent free by mall. -
All Books sold at low prices.
LINDSAY Sc BLAKISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
• nol-lf • 25 South SIXTH St., above Chestnut.
rVpE W B 0 OKS.--Vesper. By Ma-
Xl dame the Countess De Gesparto, author or the
Near and Heavenly Horizons.” 16mo, 75 cents.
Ned Marston ; or, The Cottage by the Stream. By
A. li. 0. E. 18mo. 50 otnts. .
Little Walter ofWralusihg. By a.Guest in “The
Old Castle.'’ 18mo. 2S cents.
WM.B. St ALFRED MABTIEN,
nol v 608 OHBBTNUT Street.
A LECTURE FOB YOUNG MEN.
just published, price 6 cents, a new edition of the
late Dr. OULVERWELL’S CELEBRATED LBOIDBE
on tbe abuse of the Reproductive Powers, inducing De
bility, NerrouEness, Consumption, Epilepsy; Mental and
Physical Incapacity,- &o. The radical mode of treat
ment, withsut medicine, is folly explained, so as to en
able every one to be his own physician at theMeast pos
sible expense.
« A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS.”
Bent under seal, in a plain envoiops, to any address,
post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the publishers, r
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127 BOWERY, New York,
Dr,4-3mif Post Office Box, 4.688.
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
TW BROTHEREEAD’S CIRCU-
H T .LATINS liIBEABY AUtho SEW English
uni American Boots, including ALL GLASSES of Lite
rature. Tbis Is the ONLY Library fn the country that
includes all the N 35 W ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTED here.
Terms $5 per year; six months $3; three months $1.80:
one month 7 a cents, or 3 cents per day. 818 South
EIGHTH Street. ; ' . seB-3m
Y7WGLIBH AND FRENCH FAMILY
Hk CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND CABINET DB
LECTUBE, 1323 CHESTNUT STREET.
Subscriptions per year, month, and day.
Genera! catalogue just pnbllshed, furnished pyatf*.
In Press, Catalogue of the Young Ladies’ French Li
brary. . 1
“ uawegut de la Bibiidthiqut Set Barnet et Set De
moiselle t.” M,M. UfOKAOHESI, Agent, ,
sefl-4m 1828 OH ISfiTNUT Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
XAJ ONDEKEUL—T he artistic ability
W manifest in. the fresh, natural coloring of BE I
MEE’S life-tdy.e .Photographs in Oil Colars; a. fine por
trait at war jrices SECOND Street, above Graen. It#
TFYOU WOULD 4KNOW WHERE
•JL to get a superior Picture, go to BEItfEB’S. A
Colored Photograph" for SI wiil iusnre yon entire satis,
faction. Grlicry, SE HON P St- above Green It*
LADIES’ FURS.
FANCY FUESU
JOHN A. STAMBACH,
IHPOBTEB AND MASUFAO TUBEIS OF
LADIES’ FANCY FURS,
No. 826 ARCH STREET,
' BELOW NINTH.
Just opened, a large and handßome Stock of LADIES’
AND OHILDBEN’S FANCY FTJBB, of every descrip
tion and in the newest and most approved styles, at the
Lowest Cash Prices. ooT-Sm
JTADIES’ FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 AKCH ST., BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPOETEB AND HANUFAOTUBER
LADIES’ FANCY FURS.
Sly assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladles and Ghildroa
Is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashlonablo daring tho present season. AIT sold at
tho mmmfaclarora 3 prices, Tor cash. Tuadies* ple&ae give
me a call?’ . oc3*4tatf
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
A RCH-STREET CARPET WARE
JLJL HOCBB.
OLDDEN & RIOKNER,
No. 832 ABOH SIBEET,
TWO DOOBB BELOW NINTH BTBEET,
SOUTH SIDB,
are now receiving their
FALL IMPOBTATIONS OF
FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS,
embracing ail the new Btyies, whloh they are offering at
LOW PBIOE9
aeST-am FOB CASH.
QLEN ECHO MILLS.
MgCALLXJM & CO ,
$O9 OHIBTKUT BIBXIIT,
(Opposite Independence Hail,}
JtAHUI'AOTUBEBS, IHPOBTESS, AHB DBALS2S
CARPETINGS,
OIL OLOTHS_to>- '
Have t,r>~ aMl,3 Pan extensive stock of
uatpetlngSj Of our own and other makes, to
which we call the attention of cash and short*
Hme buyers. }yS9.Bm
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
YARN ALL,
DEALER IN HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 1020 Chestnut Street,
Agent fer Ibdl&to of HALBT, MOBSK, rfe/BOYDEN’S
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING
CLOTHES - WRINGER,
Believed to be the boot CLOTS® S-WBINGEB in n3S.
; It will wring the largest Bod Qailt or smallest Hand
kerchief drier than can possibly be done by hand, in very
much less tlmo.
N. 3B—A liberal discount will be made to dealers.
ncS Sm i ■ • r '
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES B.EABLE *BQN,
MANUFACTUBXBB AND IMPOBTBBS
OP ...
LOOKING GLASSES.
OIL PAINTINGS,
riHI IHGEAYIHO*!
FIOTUEB AND POBTBAIT FBAMHS,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CABTEB-DS-VISITI PORTRAITS.
EARLE’S GALLERIES.
CIO CHE&tfNUT BTREET,
EARLOE SKATES. —Superior Par
lor Bkatee, of improved neat and light! for"
eale " MIWP WILBOH & 00.,’
0028.1 m AS OHESNUTSt, opposite Cnatom House.
rfIHE ABTISTIC ABILITY- manifest
in ItEIMKB’&'IYOBYTYPESh&s secured them
immense popularity—n snccess achieved by rare merit,
frerb. paint*! coloring. SECOND Bt,, above Green.:'lt*;
BTAMOND3 AND OTHER PEE.
OIOUS BTONEB j>nrchaged,for cash, at LEWIS
liAPOMDS & 0p.% ■ [no44t*
f IQUEUES.^—SO oaseß assorted Li-
JLi'anenn, jirst reoelvedper abip Yandalia, from Bor
deaux, and for tale by
JADBXTOHH ft LAVBBGHB,
Ml fOS ft SOASouth FRONT Strc*t
GEBMANTOWg. PA.
ABTCSEHENTS.
\P&. JOHN DREW’S AROH-
LvA STREET THEATRE,
Boainesa Agent and Treasurer... ...JOB. D. MURPHY,
BENEFIT OF I. S. CL ABKE. ,
OLABKE IN THREE GLORIOUS PIEOES.
TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) Nov. 7,
T - BABES IN THE WOODS. ;
Jeremiah Beetle.. . . . .r. 8 Clarks.
Ledy-Blanche Rnshton....Mrs. John Drew.
Previous to tbo comedy, (ho
: -** ROUGH DIAMOND.
Cousin J0e..... J*. B. Oterke.
Margery.......................... o. Efenrfd.
To conduce with . TOODLES.
Timothy Tocdlee ~j; fl; Clarke.
, i)cors open &t 6^—-To commence at 7 o’clooKa
alnut-street theatre.—
W Sole Lessee...... Mrs. M. A. GAEBETTBOS.
Business Agent.......... Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
ENGAGRMENTof, Mr and Mrs E. li.DAVENPOBT.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Nov. 7,
Will be performed’ t-hakapeare’s piny of
, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE".
Shylock... .-........'Mr. E. L. Davenport.
Portia ............Mrs, E. L. Davenport.
Te conclude with the Comedy of
THE LOVE CHASE.
Wildiake. .E. L. Davenport|Oon6tai:ce..MfB. DAvenport
Doors open at 7—Porfonnanoe commences at 7R.
T M. GGTTSCHALK—CONCERT
XJt HALL, '■■■-■
SATURDAY EVENING; Nov. 8, at 8 o’clock.
LAST CONCERT, LAST CONCERT,
M’LLE OABLOTTA PATH,
The celebrated Prlma Donna, and the principal star of
New York and Boston Academies of Music will appear.
. MB. GOTTSOHALK and M’LLE PATH
■Will perform anentirely hew programme.
Music Director and C0nduct0r......... Mr. BEHRENS.
Admission 60 cents. Reserved seats 25 cents extra.
The Bale of tickets commences THURSDAY MJBV
ING, at 9 o’clock, at J. E. Gould’s Music Store. nos-4t
A BEL & CO.’S &TEREOPTIOOK—
XX. EXHIBITING AT THE ASSEMBLY' BUILD
INGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK-
The resources of the Siereopticon are endless, audit
gives a
VARIED PROGRAMME EACH EVENING.
As an educational or d refining influence,
THIS EXHIBITION IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
Admisoion 25 cento. Commence at 8 o’clock.
MATINEE on SATUBDAY, at 3 o’clock. no3-8t
"PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A THE FINE ARTS,
1026 CHESTNUT STREET, ;
Is open dally (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. HE •
DIM. Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Bhares of Stock, S3Q. Jyg
WANTS.
TITAN TED—A SITUATION as As-
T V sistaht Book-keeper or Entry Olerk, by a trust
worthy young man, Address B. W., Press office. It* 5
~~ ——tyRBSOK AL.
PENBIONS-—$ 100 Bounty. aid Fay
A procured and tsoilected for soldiers, Bailors, and the
relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and Bathe
factory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by
JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. oelfftf
SAFES.
ms LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT as*
PPkoVEB to No. ffl South SEVENTH Street, sag
theFrsnklln Institute.
The nnderMgned, thankfnl for past favors, and being
determined to'merit future patronage, has secured es
elegant and oonvenieni store, and hag now on hanfi g
large assortment of LUlie’s CMebrated Wrought ant
Obilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the on tf
strictly fire find burglar proof safes made.) Aire, LSHtfr
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locke.
Idliie’a Bank Vault Deere and Locks wSi be furzdsfecg
-to order on short notice. This is the strangest,’ best pra
tseted, tmd cheapest Door and Look, yet oflbrel.
Also, partioular attention is celled to Lillie’S N«H
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe la ooa
oedod to surpass In- style and elegance - anything yet of
fered tor this purpose, and is the only one that to strtotiy
Are and burglar proof 5
Brnoiix Kono*.—l hove now on hand say twenty §f
3'arrel, Herring, & Co.’s Safes, most of them nearly pwb,
and some forty of other makers, comprising &
assortment oa to sizes; and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lffiia Safe. They will b* sola-at v*»j
low prices. Please o*B and examine.
vja2s-lyif • M. 0. SADLSB. Agent.
■gte EVANS & WATSON’S
HP SALAMANDER BAYS’
STOEE,
18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
A large variety of FIBErPROOF SAFES always e*
bend.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
mBE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE
JL COMPANY. .
" OFFIOE, 4flB CHESNUT BTBEKP,
an A R TSBKD W 1836,
ASSETS 81,543,360 24. , .
Mate INSURANCES on LIYE9 on the most reason
able terms
Keceive and execute .Trouts, and act as Executors and
Administrators. : . -
8 hey declare a BONDS on PROFITS every Sveyears,,
to the insnred for life, and pay in the interval at the de
cease of the insnred np to the year of death, in the earn#
ratio as the last bonus.
The following are a few examples from the Begister:
Sum Bomb or
Insured
addition, future additions.
No. 89
No. IS2
No. 199
No. 833
*2,SCO SBB7 51
3,000 1,050 CO
1,000 400 00
6,000 1,875 00
Policies for: whole life by one premium, or in
* TEN ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
And no more premiums to be paid will be issued to per
.sons desiring them. ;
Pamphlets andforms of application and farther infor
mation Can Be bad at thbOffloe ' .
THOMAS BIDGWAY, President.
JOHN F. JAMES. Actuary. 0c22-wfm6t*
QIEARD FIRE AND MARINI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 41* WALNUT BTBEET, FHXLADSIiFHLK.
CAPITAL 8200,009.
This company continues ,to take risks an the safes
classes of Property at low rates.
Tho public can. rely upon its responribßity, end abiSL
ty to pay* losses promptly. ■ Its disbursement! for iht
benefft of the pnblio;'during the last nine years, exceed
m 5 op, poo,
and we respestftdly soli oil its favor in the ftlture.
DIBEOTOE3.
03A3.1. DUPONT, : JEBBY WALHEB,
JOHN W. CLAGHCBS, JOHN THOBNLHF,
0. F.HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HAST,
DAVID BOY®, Jr., - . .PETES 8. HOE, of S. K
TO. M. SWAIN, FUBMAN SHEPPARD
JOSEPH HI,AFP, SI. B. ST. 8. LAWBENOD.
WH. 0. EUDMAN. JOHN SUPPLE*.
THOMAS OBAVEH, President.
A. S. GILLSTT, Vico Pwaß«s*.
JAB. B. ALVOBD, Beorstary. sp2B iftf
TNSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
■JL BTATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—OFFIOE Nos. <
and 5 EXCHANGE BUILDINGB, North ride of WAL
NUT Street, between DOCK and THIRD Streets, Phila
delphia.
tNOOBPOBATED in 1794—CH ABTBB PERPETUAL.
.. CAPITAL $230,000.
PEOPEBTIES OF THE COMPANY, FEBRUARY
ljiwi, «ew,o9io.
MAEIHE, FIRE, ANB INLAND TBANSPOJBTA
TION IN6UBANOE.
' . ' DIBSOTQBB.
Henry D. Sherrerd, Samuel Grant, Jr*
Charles Manalester, Tobias W agner,
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Wattaon,
John B. Austin, Henry G. Freeman,
William B. White, Charles S. Lewis,
George H. Stuart, . . George O. Carson,
Edward O.JKnight.
HFNBY D. BHE3BEBD, President.
Wa-hiAX HAotek,. Secretary. .jy3B>tf
rpHE ENTEBPBISE
INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
(FIB® INSUR ANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
OOMPAST’S BUILDING, S„ W. OOBKBE FOEBTH
AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIEEOTOBB.
F. Batchford Starr,, Hordccal L. Dawson,
' William McK.ee, : Geo. H. Stnart, .
Halbro Frazier, John H. Brown,
Jehn M. Atwood, B. A. Fahnestock.---
Beni. T. Trediek, A
Henry g TA EE, President,.
TPAME INBURA
JP No. 408 OHSSTNOT !
FIRE ANDINLA.
DIBEO
F. N. Buck, .
Oban. Bicbardsdn,
Henry Lewie, Jr.,
Alex. Whilldin,
Geo. A. West;
0, W. Davie,
FBANOIB N BUG]
CHARLES HIGH
WILLIAMS I. BLANOi
/COMMONWEALS
BANG® COMPANY 03
BYLYANIA.
David Jayne, M. D.,
John M. WhitalL
Edward C.Knight,
Thomaa S- Btewart,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
DAVID JAY!
JOHN M. WI
BAHUBL 8. MOON, Sabi
Office, Commonwealth B
Street, Philadelphia. ■ ' ■
Q A tJ T I ON.
The well-earned reputation of
FAIRBANKS’ SCALES
Haa indnoed the mater* of imperfect balance* tho Sa
them a* “FAIRBANKS’ SOALEB,” and pnrohaaat*
have thereby, in many instance*, been subjected to
band and Impoßition. Fairbanks! Scale* are nuinttfao
tnred only by the original inventor*, H. ft T. FAHt-
BANKS ft 00., and are-adapted to every branch of ttw.
bnaineae, where a correct and durable Scales is required.
FAIRBANKS & EWINS,
General Agents,
tplO-tf MASONIC HALL, Tlfi CHESTNUT ST.
PRESEBVUS&BKANDY.
PURE CIDER AND WDW VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &0., &<5-
All the requisites for Preserving and Piokllng Purpose*.
ALBERT G. ROBERTS*
PXALX3 IN FXNBGROCEBIES,
OOBNB3 ELEVENTH AND VINE.
GIDEE.— New Clarified Champagne
Older, of extra quality, by the barrel or hogshead,
tforsrieby EMIL MATHIBG,
w27-13tifr No*. 120,132, and 124 LOMBARD St.
■ENGLISH DAIEY CHEESE. 350
XU Boxes Choice English' Dairy OHEEB®, inst re
oelved end for sale by RHODES ft WILLIAMS,
ooJ-tf Ho. XOT Booth WATIBBUeat.
Amount of Policy and Bo
nus to be increased by
83,387 50
4 050 00
1400 00
6 875 00
NCI COMPANY,
ummmRAiTQB.
3TOBB.
8.. D. Woodrnff,
. John Kcsaler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
- Washington Jones,
Gbas. Stokes,
John W. Eveman.
JK, President.
LBDBON, Vice Preddenfe
lABD, Secretary. [mhlg-g«
TH FIEE INBU
>F THB STATE OF PEHN-
3TOBS.
Charles H Begem,
John K. Walker,
Bibert Shoemaker,
William Btruthere,
SBijah Jcmea.
NB, M. D„ Prerident.
HIT ALL, Vice President,
irotary.
Building, 613 CHESTNUT
ged-lftt